PWDA welcomes the UN Special Rapporteur’s report, raising alarm about disturbing forms of modern slavery perpetrated against people with disability in Australia.
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Complete our survey on Digital Health Services Usage and Privacy Concerns for People with Disability
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United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
PWDA led the development of a disability-specific submission to the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention in advance of the upcoming visit to Australia.
Express your interest to join our Remote Reach Advisory Group
PWDA is inviting people with disability to join our project advisory group to strengthen Domestic and Family Violence services in Western New South Wales to be more inclusive.
Join our Healthy Relationships Advisory Group
PWDA is inviting people with disability to join our project advisory group to prevent domestic, family, and sexual violence (DFSV) against people with disability.
Join a Consultation Session on the Australian Digital Health Agency tools and apps
PWDA is inviting people with disability to join a focus group or 1:1 interview to share feedback on the Australian Digital Health Agency digital health tools and apps regarding security, privacy and confidentiality.
Building Strong Connections in Canberra: Wins for PWDA and Our Community
In late August, Acting CEO Megan Spindler-Smith and PWDA President Trinity Ford spent a week in Canberra engaging with MPs, Ministers, and sector leaders, reinforcing PWDA’s role as a trusted national Disabled People’s Organisation.
PWDA Survey: Changes to the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)
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Nothing about us, without us
Disability Representative Organisations stand united in our reiteration to government of nothing about us without us following NDIS Mark Butler
Why We Need to Let All Kids Learn Together
The Queensland Government decision to fund six new special schools has been met with criticism from disability advocates, educators, and human rights expert